Sentence examples for the mutually from inspiring English sources
adverb
In the same way, each to the other; reciprocally
- The contract was mutually binding.
Or during the "mutually assured destruction" of the cold war?
Washington put emphasis on the "mutually defined" phrase, suggesting Iran would require negotiated consent.
The mutually understood evasion, "Let's have lunch," often morphed into "Let's really have lunch".
Some researchers say the mutually reinforcing feedback might be impossible to halt once set in motion.
The Manafort raid suggested a turn in the relationship toward the mutually adversarial.
In Britain the CBI said America should abandon the "mutually damaging" tariffs.
The mutually owned Co-op is to pay £350m initially, through an issue of bonds.
Foreign deals with the mutually owned companies, however, offer nothing to existing policyholders.
But the mutually dependent leaderships of Messrs Trimble and Adams face the next stage emboldened.
The mutually enriching character of the two disciplines is evident in a variety of areas.
The utopian solution is to replace the mutually discomforting system of baksheesh with fair wages and benefits.
